DASSAULT FALCON 2000

1994’€“ Present

Gemini Sparkle

Key Takeaways:

  • The Falcon 2000 is a smaller, transcontinental jet derived from the Falcon 900, featuring a reduced range.
  • Its design allowed for the removal of one engine, making it more economical to operate and maintain compared to its predecessor.
  • The Falcon 2000 is powered by two engines specifically developed in partnership with General Electric and Allied Signal.
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STANDARD DATA: Falcon 900EX Seats 8-12. Gross wt. 35,800. Empty wt. 20,735. Engines two 5,918-lb. General Electric/Allied Signal CFE738 turbofans. PERFORMANCE: Max cruise Mach 0.85. Range 3,000-3,125 nm. Ceiling 47,000′.

The Falcon 2000 derived from the Falcon 900, but was designed as a smaller transcontinental jet with a reduction in range. That factor allowed Dassault to remove one engine, and make the Falcon 2000 more economical to operate and maintain. Its two remaining engines were developed in partnership with General Electric and Allied Signal specifically for the new jet design.

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